tectonic hazards- section A Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
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plate boundary

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the boundary or margin between 2 tectonic plates

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2
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tectonic hazard

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a natural hazard causes b y the movement of tectonic plates

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3
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where are earthquakes and volcanoes primarily found

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along the edges of the earths tectonic plates

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4
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what margins to volcanos occur at

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constructive and detructive

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5
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wheat margins are earthquakes found at

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all types

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6
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what 2 crusts is the earth made up of

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oceanic and continental

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7
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oceanic crust

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found underneath oceans, dense and can be subducted

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8
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continental crust

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found under land masses and continents, older than oceanic, less destroyed

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9
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whats the “ring of fire”

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a group of volcanoes located along the pacific plate

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10
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destructive plate margin

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where either an oceanic or continental plate move towards each other and causes an earthquake and composite volcanoes

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11
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what happens when 2 continental plates collide

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a fold mountain is formed

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12
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constructive plate margin

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where plates move away from each other forming a shield volcano

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13
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conservative plate margin

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the plates move side by side or past each other at different speeds causing an earthquake

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14
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2 types of volcanoes

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composite and shield

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15
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3 primary impacts of an earthquake

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loss of life, collapsing buildings, ground shaking

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15
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subduction

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when the oceanic plat is forced beneath the continental plate

16
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3 secondary impacts of an earthquake

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homelessness, power outages, tsunamis

17
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3 Ps

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prediction, protection, planning

18
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how to predict

A

seisometer to monitor the earths tremors

19
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how to plan

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hospitals emergency services and residents practice of an earthquake

20
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how to protect

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constructing buildings safe to live in so they don’t collapse e.g. rubber shock absorbers

21
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immediate responses

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search and rescue

22
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long- term responses

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rebuilding schools, hospital and housing

23
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what were the effects of typhoon Haiyan

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Over 6,000 people died

1.1 million homes damaged or destroyed

Lack of clean water, food, and shelter led to disease outbreaks (e.g. cholera)

Looting and violence in some areas due to desperation